Comment / Supply chain radar: The box lines Super League – risking world trade?

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By Mr Hidden Lead

23/04/2021

(Note to the reader: Mr Hidden Lead, a senior executive from the global logistics community, had something to say this week. Something so strong that it couldn’t possibly pass unnoticed. If you disagree with what follows, we invite you to submit your rebuttal. You can get in touch with Premium here.)

TWELVE global football super powers (well, some more “global” than others) were taught a painful lesson this week, when their pursuit of money and profits came tumbling down after fans reminded ...

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